| Description | Bill of indictment of John Jackson, Thomas Mather and Elizabeth Pratt for breaking into the counting house of William Randolph Innes Hopkins, James Innes Hopkins and Robert Lloyd in the parish of Middlesbrough, and stealing £4 8s in money, one iron safe, one cash box, one pair of compasses, and one tape line, the property of the said William Randolph Innes Hopkins, James Innes Hopkins and Robert Lloyd; one coat, the property of William Randolph Innes Hopkins; and one coat, the property of James Innes Hopkins
Offence committed on 28 May 1862
Jackson had previously been convicted of felony at the Quarter Sessions for Lancashire held at Preston on 20 October 1858
Mather had previously been convicted of felony at the Quarter Sessions for Lancashire held at Preston on 20 October 1858
Endorsed with names of witnesses and "true bill"
With certificate of conviction at the Quarter Sessions for Lancashire held at Preston on 20 October 1858 of John Jackson late of the township of Coppull in Lancashire labourer for breaking into the dwelling house of John Hargreaves at Coppull on 16 August 1858, and stealing one box of instruments, the property of Joseph Ellis; and five receipt stamps, 23 postage stamps and one piece of soap, the property of the said John Hargreaves. Jackson was sentenced to penal servitude for four years. Certificate dated 16 June 1862
With certificate of conviction at the Quarter Sessions for Lancashire held at Preston on 20 October 1858 of Thomas Mather late of the township of Coppull in Lancashire labourer for breaking into the dwelling house of John Hargreaves at Coppull on 16 August 1858, and stealing one box of instruments, the property of Joseph Ellis; and five receipt stamps, 23 postage stamps and one piece of soap, the property of the said John Hargreaves. Mather was sentenced to penal servitude for four years. Certificate dated 16 June 1862 |